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Verlag: Mechanics Institute Review, 2018
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- Titel
- Mechanics' Institute Review: Issue 16
- Autor
- Diego Ferrari,Elizabeth Baines,Shauna Mackay,Alexandra Petropoulos,Kate Noakes,Dave Wakely,Season Butler,Louisa Armitage,Carol Caffrey,Tarquin Landseer,Rushika Wick,Hannah Austin,Arhondia,Katie Willis,Rachel Bower,Emma Hutton,Richard Hamblyn,Julia Bell
- Verlag
- Mechanics Institute Review
- Erscheinungsjahr
- 2018
- Zustand
- Good
- Einband
- Softcover
- Sprache
- Englisch
- ISBN-10
- 1999962222
- ISBN-13
- 9781999962227
- Artikelgewicht
- 600 Gramm
"The trouble with climate change is that it s too big to see."
The 37 stories, essays and poems in this, the sixteenth issue of The Mechanics' Institute Review , seek to make climate visible. Through tales that mirror the present austerity, knife culture, mental stress, weather extremes and imagine the future flesh-melting heat, mind-blanking winds, living as a tree; through essays spelling out scientific facts and their omni-impacting consequences, recounting personal experience or questioning the role of literature; and through poetry confronting drought, birth, grief, pollution, policy, portents and dodos this anthology makes us see.
Featuring new writing from Richard Hamblyn (The Invention of Clouds), Jean McNeil (Ice Diaries: An Antarctic Memoir) and Fran Lock (Dogtooth), a foreword by Julia Bell, photography by Diego Ferrari and the exceptional voices of both debut and established authors from across the UK, each piece offers a compelling view of what it means to be living in our time, in our particular climate, right now.
Never has the subject of climate been more urgent or inescapable. This collection is a call to arms: to debate, to engage, to empathise, to reconsider what we think we know and to acknowledge that the climate issue can no longer be ignored.
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